Wages and Productivity in Selected Indian IndustriesMonograph examining the relationship between increases in wages and gains in productivity in the cotton textiles, cement, sugar, Jute and paper industries in India from 1950 to 1963 and indicating that account must be taken of changes in labour productivity, etc. References and statistical tables. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS | 13 |
DATA AND TECHNIQUES OF MEASUREMENT | 22 |
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accruing ANNUAL TREND RATE Appendix Table base period capital input capital productivity CEMENT INDUSTRY Census of Indian cent level cent per annum Coefficient compared constant product prices cost of living cotton textile industry current prices declining deflated distributable output earnings per employee EARNINGS PER MAN-DAY FACTOR-SHARES fuels and power gross output income incremental input INDUSTRY Index JUTE TEXTILE INDUSTRY labour and capital labour input labour productivity living index measure million of rupees money earnings money wages net distributable output net output output per unit output-capital ratio P. N. DHAR paper and paper PAPER BOARD INDUSTRY presented in Table product wage productivity gains productivity increment rates of return Ratio of gross real earnings real wage relative price return on capital salaried class share of capital share of labour sharing of productivity SOURCE sub-periods SUGAR INDUSTRY total factor input total factor productivity unit of labour wage earner wage rates workers